I have a 2002 dodge stratus. I bought it in the

I have a 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup so I have had some experiences (mostly bad) with Dodge electronic ignition systems.
I have no specific knowledge about a Sebring or Stratus but as someone who has been working on cars and trucks for the better part of 40 years I'll make a guess that the computer control module in the Sebring is different than the CCM in a Stratus that is a two year newer model. Since you are dealing with engines from 2 different year models there were likely some (maybe minor) changes to the electronic ignition system over the two years. If the wiring harness connectors for the CCM in the Sebring and Stratus are identical I would move the CCM from the Stratus into the Sebring and see if the Stratus engine will then fire. Some questions to consider:
1. Was the Stratus engine running OK before you removed it from the Dodge?
2. Are you sure all electrical connections are correct (and complete) after installing the Dodge engine in the Sebring?

the accumulator spring inside the trans is getting weak

take door panel off and check if the glass is off track ,if is on the track the window motor is bad

If the pump isn't leaking and you can see water flowing in the radiator with the cap off, the pump is probably OK. Can you figure out where the coolant leaked out?

coil spring, strut cartridge and strut tower bearing

short circuit, and with how you describe it, the cause is very broad, as in starting from the battery panel to the LEDs.

have a professional take a look at it, else you may end up burning wire harnesses which

Sorry for the delayed response.
Click on the following direct Link. It has several Diagrams you will need for your Timing Belt replacement. Included are the Cover Bolt Locations and Marks for your specific engine.

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Again my apologies..

http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/year/2002/make/dodge/model/stratus/2002_dodge_stratus_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

There are brake spring tools that can be found at your auto parts store. I would use a screwdriver and long nose pliers when the proper tool wasn't available.

indicates a vacuum leak
will not be a muffler problem but if the flex section of the exhaust pipe at the manifold is cracked that will affect the heated oxygen sensor reports and that may contribute to the problem

They say you do not have to remove the wheel, but I tried and had no luck so I just went ahead and removed the wheel, it gives you more room to work with when pulling the old battery out and putting a new one in.